Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
Fresno Items.

Fresno Items.
copyright, 1857, By the California associated Press
FRESNO, December 5th.-The committee
to confer with the railroad company about
rates is now in San Francisco, but no word
has been received as yet as to what has
been DONE
The Grand Jury has found indictments
against over fifty persons for selling liduor
without licenses in the county. Thirty
odd have pleaded guilty, paying fines from
$50 to 800. To-day all the druggists in the
city were arrested for retailing drinks.
They had meeting tonight and decided
to help one of their number fight the case
and abide by the result of it.
A g eat revival is in progress here by D.
L. Chubbuck and wife, the singing evan
gelists.
a Locomotive DeraiIed,
copyright, 1887, Jy the California Associated p,e,sI
MERGED, December 5th.-Owing TO the
breaking of a switch-rod, and the conse-
quent spreading of the rails, at this place
the engine and tender belonging to a freight
train ran off the track this afternoon, de-
tanning the south-bound overland train
about an hour, and holding the freight train
until about o'clock, when, with the help
of two engines, the derallei locomotive
was again placed upon the track, ready for
service.
The weather tonight is clear and cold,
and the wind north.
Another Big Raj in Shipment.
(Copyrg, 1887, by the California 4zsociated Erassl
FRESNO, December 5th.-The fourth and
last raisin train of fifteen cars left here to-
day for New York. The raisins were
shipped to George W. Meade d Co., and
were of the famous lion brand. This train
makes seventy five carloads direct to New
York besides thirty-five shipped by one
or two at time. Meade will yet ship this
season twenty five cars 10. different points.
which will close the seasons pack.
Wrecked on the MeadooIno Coast.
Copyright, 1887, By dc Caia7ia associated Press.I
ALBION, December 5th. - During the
heavy storm last night the schooner Mary
Gilbert went ashore. The crew are safe
The disaster is an unfortunate one, she be-
ing new vessel, having made one trip
only.
Died in His Boots.
lCopyIgt, 1857, By tie California Associated PressJ
ANDERSON, December 5th.-Archie Boyd,
of Big Valley, q cowboy, stole horse last
week. lie was pursued by an officer and
caught at Beiber on Saturday, while in a
drug store. He attacked the officer with q
poker, and in the fight Boyd was shot and
killed.
Mar. Crushed 30 Death.
ICopyg, 1857, 5yd.e Cab fo,7,ia Assoeiaisd Press.
Fort JONES, December 5th.-S. S. Leon
ard, employed at Easslick's sawmill, SIX
miles west of here, was caught by q rolling
saw-log this afternoon and received injuries
which resulted in his death shortly after
wards. Hs leaves o large family.
A Gentle Mongolsan.
ICopyiga 1857, Jy ts California ASSOCIATED PressI
NAPA, December 5th.-Ah Hing was ar
rested and jailed this afternoon for striking
a ChinAman with hatchet on the head at
the Oakhill mines yesterday.
Al Chung was also arrested. In quar-
rel ove er water he was injured, and is not
expected to live.
Death OF an Old Citizen.
copgig1a, 1857, By he cal1oraia associated Pressl
VALLEJO, December 5th.-Andrew Halli-
| day, an old resident snd prominent Odd
! Fellow, died this morning, aged 61 years
The Vitriol Thrower.
ICopyrigkt, 1857 by tie California Ass0ciGied Pre'sl
Los ANGELES, December 5th--Mrs. Ro-
| selIe the vitriol fend, is now on trial. NO
new Developments.